The liver ligaments, including the coronary, falciform, and triangular ligaments, anchor the organ to the diaphragm and anterior abdominal wall. These folds of peritoneum stabilize the liver while allowing some mobility. They also contain vessels and lymphatics essential for hepatic circulation. Understanding ligament anatomy is vital in hepatobiliary surgery, transplantation, and trauma management. Accurate knowledge ensures safe dissection, preservation of vascular and biliary structures, and prevention of complications such as hemorrhage or organ torsion during surgical procedures. Ligaments of the Liver Coronary Falciform Triangular Diagram - Chart - diagrams and charts with labels. This diagram depicts Ligaments of the Liver Coronary Falciform Triangular and explains the details of Ligaments of the Liver Coronary Falciform Triangular.
Ligaments of the Liver Coronary Falciform Triangular
